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=" 6 -- Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, August 9, 1995 pa Uxbridge area man, 35, facing attempt murder and other charges A 356 year old Uxbridge area man is facing several charges including attempted murder in connection with the July 26 shooting of an Oshawa man. Last Thursday afternoon, Durham Police arrested Roy William Gunn of Concession 4, Uxbridge. The arrest was made at the courthouse in Whitby where the accused wah appearing on an un-related matter. Gunn made an initial appearance in court on Friday and was remanded until August 8 for a bail hearing. On the evening of July 268 Police were called to the Ajax- Pickering Hospital where they found the 36 year old victim with a gunshot wound in the torso. He spent a week in hospital recovering from the wound. Police have not disclosed the type of weapon used, but the shooting apparently took place in the Uxbridge area. An officer close to the investigation said last week it's not clear how the victim got' from Uxbridge to the hospital in Ajax. Along with attempted murder, Gunn has also been charged with weapons dangerous, use of a firearm in an indictable offense and breach of recognizance. Police will request that bail be denied. Durham Regional Police Constable Al Brouwer Is part of the Police 'Marine Patrol Unit, on Lake Scugog, Lake Ontario and Lake Simcoe. Stopping boaters at random thé Police are checking for proper safety equipment on board and for alcohol offenses. See story below. Replacing Windows? Do it right, with Repla Consider Repla's New V-Plus line ... today's most popular styles. Casements, Awnings, Bays and Bows in all-viny! construction. The "plus features" of this product are unmatched in the industry ... as you would expect from Repla. Triple-seal design; E-Plus warm edge glass; unique pressure equalization system and outstanding SCA performance ratings, to name a few. 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They're always on the lookout iif'a boater is operating a boat carelessly, too Safety devices, which include ample life jackets, bailing can, paddles and a horn that actually honks are just some of the things they look for when stopping boats. Open bottles of alcohol are automatically seized. Already, this year, the two officers have made at least 10 arrests on the lake. Because the lakes are federal waterways, an arrest is made rather than a fine given. "Anything other than a liquor offence is federal" they said. "Any safety offence is a federal offence." This is the fourth year the 25 foot Baha boat has been used on water patrol. Loaded with a 454 Chev engine with dual prop Volvo drive, it's got plenty of power and: can get to an emergency in a hurry. Over the years there haven't been regulations on age restrictions and licencing but the officers feel, due to the increase and popularity of boating, regulations will be imminent as soon as next year. "Boating is becoming too big a sport and the government will WARRIORS' DAY PARADE Canadian National Exhibition Grounds, Toronto SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th Bus leaves Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion at 0800 hours. $7.00 per person includes admission to grounds. Return approximately 1800 hours. Tickets on sale at the Legion Hall. For more information call 985-8502. SISTERS EVIETa% bial 115 PERRY STREET introduces Port Perry's Two New Dynamic Stylists, together who make a great Dual Team ... JODY & LESLEY "Call 985-3597 TEAM ON CALL NOIGEVERT Ta =Y-Yol quuoR-{od [ole] M Vi F:Te [sT-ETAM 1/2 PRICE Mondays : Shampoo, Cut & Blowdry Only 5, Monday & Tussday © 10 6; Wednesday to Friday 90 7; Saturday 9103. have to start making regulations" Constable Hall told the Citizen during a routine patrol of Lake Scugog . Other vessels that are proving popular on the lakes now are sedilloos. 0 yeas ago there were a couple of sea-doos on the lake (Scugog)" Constable Brouwer said. 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